Tuesday, November 12, 2013

Dream Life: The Perfect Couple



The cool breeze caressed my face as I took a night stroll through the neighborhood. Even as a woman walking alone, I felt safe because this neighborhood had ‘luxury’ written all over it. The people in this neighborhood had big incomes. They were lawyers, doctors, corporate executives… I assumed, since I had never been to that neighborhood before then. 

I stumbled upon a huge, red brick home with tan stone accents. It was the representation of a perfect life. Even at night, the landscape lighting allowed me to see the lush, manicured yard. A spot light illuminated a cute little sign that read: FALCON POINT YARD OF THE MONTH. I imagined myself living in that home. I walked through the yard; St. Augustine grass crinkled under my sneakers. I crept my way to a window on the side of the house. The blinds were open and I could see into the master bedroom. There was a beautiful couple winding down for the night. I guess the husband had just come home from a long day because I saw him take off his light blue, dress shirt and black slacks and then his white undershirt. With only his boxers on, he got into the bed. His wife walked over to him and gave him a kiss, before exiting the room.  He then turned on the flat screen television that was mounted on the wall and watched sports highlights. He was such a handsome man. His face was strong and chiseled. His body was perfectly sculpted. He could have been the leading man in a blockbuster film; instead he was the leading man in that beautiful life. His wife (assuming they were married) was a lucky woman. 

Suddenly my attention was diverted from the gorgeous man watching television in the mahogany, four poster bed. I heard footsteps approaching behind me. My heart began to race. I was frozen with panic. I felt a hand touch my shoulder. Slowly I began to turn around to see who was behind me. 
 
“What do you think you’re doing?” A woman’s voice asked, calmly. 
 
Oh my goodness! It was his wife. She caught me.

Thankfully I woke up right after that. I had no idea how I was going to talk my way out of that one.
               

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